Veteran outfielder Rob Refsnyder will remain with the Boston Red Sox after the club exercised his $2.1 million option. Coming off his most productive season, he batted .283 with a career-high 11 home runs and 40 RBIs. Refsnyder has been a valuable contributor over the past three seasons and will be entering his 10th big league season, having previously played for teams including the Yankees, Toronto, Tampa Bay, Texas, and Minnesota.

Rob Refsnyder is one of the few right-handed hitters projected to be on the Red Sox's roster next season. His presence is part of the team's effort to balance a left-handed-heavy lineup, which highlights the need for additional right-handed power as they look to improve offensively.

Rob Refsnyder has been placed on the 10-Day Injured List with a right forearm strain, marking a significant loss for the Red Sox as he has been a consistent and valuable depth player over the past three seasons. This season has been particularly stellar for him, achieving career highs by appearing in 93 games and posting a slash line of .283/.359/.471 with 11 home runs and 40 RBIs. His future with the team is uncertain, especially as he has been contemplating retirement.

Rob Refsnyder missed his third consecutive game due to discomfort in his right wrist, and he is still experiencing soreness.

Rob Refsnyder remained out of the starting lineup due to right wrist discomfort, but there is hope for his return on Sunday against left-hander Carlos Rodón. Manager Alex Cora expressed optimism about Refsnyder's availability.